CALCUTTA, March 13 AFP - The Indian cricket team will be richer by 75 million rupees if it wins the World Cup in South Africa, board president Jagmohan Dalmiya announced today."Reaching the semi-final is no…
After a winter during which his international career was effectively written-off by many observers, Darren Gough has insisted that he is fit and ready for an England recall - and he is confident that it…
The Australian Cricket Board (ACB) and the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) today announced the 2003 scholarship holders for the Commonwealth Bank Cricket Academy (CBCA). The 25 players including Luke Butterworth, Ben Hilfenhaus, Tim Paine…
Geoff Marsh, Zimbabwe's coach, criticised the security arrangements at Lord's after two protesters managed to walk onto the outfield during the first day's play. Demonstrators opposing the regime of Robert Mugabe, the Zimbabwean president, had…
Nic PothasWebmaster - "Nick you have a great start to the season, with batting and wicket-keeping, what do you attribute it too?"Pothas - "I just think, I've took a winter off where I went back…
Bangladesh gave themselves a timely confidence-boost on the eve of their first Test against the top-ranked Australians by beating the Northern Territory Chief Minister's XI by two wickets in Darwin today.The tourists made relatively light…
Incumbent New Zealand selectors Ross Dykes and Brian McKechnie have joined their former chairman Sir Richard Hadlee in retaining their jobs through until 2005.New Zealand Cricket announced today that their appointments had been confirmed. Their…
Day 2 Close South Africa Women 130 and 67 for 3 trail England Women 455 (Taylor 131, Greenway 66, Birch 62) by 248 runsScorecardClaire Taylor: back-to-back hundreds© Getty ImagesEngland's women were on the verge of…
Lancashire County Cricket Club has agreed to re-lay the county wicket atBlackpool Cricket Club, Stanley Park.Lancashire Head Groundsman Peter Marron will oversee the work, which isscheduled to take place over 4 days at the beginning…
Nottinghamshire have signed David Alleyne from Middlesex on a two-year deal as wicketkeeping cover for Chris Read.Alleyne, 27, had been unable to gain a regular place in the Middlesex side, and although he moves to…